Solon Rejects New Plan for Tax Increase
Washington UPI report says Congress tax writer Wilbur Mills rejects a smaller tax increase without strict spending restraint. He demands hold the line on outlays before backing any increase and will press for spending cuts to meet 1969 budget goals.
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UPI
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Treasury
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Charles Schulze
William McChesney Martin Jr
Federal Reserve Board
Senate Gop
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Sen
Charles Percy
Ill
Percy
Notice of Trustee's Sale and Multiple Notices
Public notice details a trustee sale on a Las Vegas NV property under a deed of trust securing a 1966 note for 654.62. Also announced are a surplus property auction by the Clark County School District and an invitation to bid for the Indian Springs School Addition project with bid closing January 23, 1968.
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Nevada
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County Recorder
United States of America
South Third Street
Las Vegas
Clark
Las Vegas Spring Mountain Estates
Norma L. Fraley
Eucolyyotus Street
East Flamingo Road
Indian Springs School
Las Vegas Eyes Annexation Agreement With North Las Vegas
Las Vegas city officials propose annexing about 200 acres from North Las Vegas near the air terminal to unite Hughes holdings and Vegas Heights under one jurisdiction. NLV council debates the offer after recent air terminal talks. Las Vegas weighs a study before action.
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Las Vegas
Las Vegas Air Terminal
NLV
Vegas Heights
North Las Vegas
Howard Hughes
Nsw
Hughes Holdings
Regents Favor Reno Site for Law School and Dentistry
University of Nevada Regents consider locating both a law school and a dentistry program in Northern Nevada. NSU and Reno proposals foresee large enrollments and a $33 million budget by 1978, with plans to place a medical school near Washoe Medical Center on campus.
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Reno
Nevada
University of Nevada Board of Regents
N. Ed Miller
Donald C. Moyer
NSU
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Davis, MacConnell, Ralston, Inc
Stanford Professional Center
George Smith
School of
Washoe Medical Center
Las Vegas
Howard Hughes
Hughes
University
Law School
School of Dentistry
Labor pact reached by Central Telephone and Local 357
Central Telephone Co and Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 357 announce a two year contract for traffic clerical and plant workers. Clerical and traffic units ratified their portions Friday with up to 14 and 12 cent hourly increases respectively while plant workers approved Sunday with up to 20 cents. Plant scheduling shifts to 24 hour coverage starting Nov 16 1968. the agreement runs to Nov 15 1969 and retroactive to Nov 16 1967.
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Central Telephone Co
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 357
Traffic Department
Frank H. Rogers
Ralph Leigon
Leigon
Friars Club Case Set For Trial On June Fourth
Six Weg innocent in U S rt yesterday to ch arges in connection eged $1 million card Scheme at the Friars verly Hills Calif They stand trial before Judge William P Gray June 4 They will be tried together The men were named in a 25count indictment returned last Dec 21 after a 22week investigation with more than 100 witnesses The defendants each free on $5 000 bond are charged with conspiracy to violate federal statutes by interstate activities for setting up and operating fraudulent gambling games at the club and distribution of money won Names include Maurice Friedman Manuel Ricky Jacobs Victor G Landising T Warner Richardson Johnny Roselli and Benjamin Teitelbaum
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UPI
Weg
U. S
Friars Verly Hills
Calif
William P. Gray
Maurice H. Friedman
Nevada
Manuel
Ricky) Jacobs
Los Angeles
Victor G. Landis
Beverly Hills
T. Warner Richardson
Las Vegas
Johnny Roselli
Benjamin T. Teitelbaum
Storms Blankets Nation Amid Snow and Ice Across Regions
Snow and ice crippled the Northeast and Midwest as Chicago to New York faced heavy drifts. Winter weather snarled transport, closed schools, and caused traffic deaths while forecasts warned the pattern would ease. Storms also battered Scotland and Europe with high winds and snow.
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Ohio
New York
New England
Middle West
South
Weather Bureau
United States
Scotland
Israel
Rochester
N.Y
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
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Parkersburg
Beckley
Indiana
Terre Haute
Yerington Woman Elizabeth Monohan Dies at 90
Elizabeth Monohan longtime Yerington resident and mother of Clark County engineer George Monohan died yesterday at her home in Yerington. She was 90. Survivors include her son George and daughter Mrs. Joe Sheehy. Funeral services arranged by Howard Freitas Funeral Home in Yerington.
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Elizabeth Monohan
Yerington
Clark County
George Monohan
George
Joe Sheehy
Howard Freitas
Surveyor 7 Sends Images From Moon in Extreme Heat
In Pasadena California UPI reports Surveyor 7, America's last unmanned moon probe, continued transmitting pictures as it approached the moon where surface temperatures exceeded 250 degrees.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
America
Earth
Polaris A2 missile fails after launch from submarine
A Polaris A2 missile failed seconds after launch from the submarine Sam Houston, failing to rise high enough for shore observers 30 miles away. The 29 foot rocket was fired at 12 43 p m from the veteran submarine Sam Houston. DAYTON Tenn Fire in padded cell spreads through the Phea County Jail killing three prisoners and hospitalizing six others.
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Cape Kennedy
UPI
Sam Houston
Dayton, Tenn
Phea County
LV Woman Burns In Yard Fire Critical Condition
A 67 year old Las Vegas woman, Ruth Fisher of 1622 Exley Avenue, suffered first and second degree burns on about 60 percent of her body while burning grass in her back yard. She is in critical condition at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital. officials say the fire caused no damage to the house and that her clothes apparently caught fire.
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Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Ruth Fisher
Exley Ave
Las Vegas
Where I Stone continued page one Las Vegas chief of police record
The column notes that Las Vegas police chief George Allen holds a unique record as acting chief amid resignation stories. It recalls past moves, hints at future interim roles, and critiques political travel spending while urging restraint and propriety. It also criticizes a VIP party at the Press Club installation dinner as a public miscue.
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Las Vegas
George Allen
Bunker
Allen
Walter Cox Reflects on Travel Restrictions by President
Walter Cox the Sage of Pizen Switch criticizes the President for proposing that taxpayers give up travel abroad. He notes the moment when loans and credit are easy, yet federal policy curbs overseas trips and curtails personal travel freedoms.
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Walter Cox
United States
Jets missing in Nevada search centers near Walker Lake
A large air search by ten military and thirteen Civil Air Patrol planes scoured the Walker Lake area for two Navy Sky Hawk jets. The jets were en route from Fallon to Alameda Naval Air Station after a training flight that began Sunday.
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Hawthorne
Nev
UPI
Navy Air
Walker Lake
Fallon
Alameda Naval Air Station
California
Military
Civil Air Patrol
Nevada
Alameda
Fallon Naval Air Station
Horoscope Offer Promises Daily Computerized Readings
An advertisement promotes a daily computerized horoscope service from Electronic Computer Away. It offers a full month of individualized readings based on birthdate rather than Sun sign. Mail $1 with name title address and birthdate to ASTROCOMP PROJECTIONS Dept 156A Phoenix AZ 85013. A 1-dollar refund if not delighted.
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Astrocomp
West Osborn
Phoenix
Arizona
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